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Paul Flitcroft ​ Dubbing Mixer ​Paul.flitcroft@Bbc.Co.Uk Paul Flitcroft ​ Dubbing Mixer ​paul.fl[email protected] Profile Paul Flitcroft is a highly experience and talented member of the BBC Scotland’s Post Production family, having worked both as a Freelance Mixer and BBC Staff mixer he has acquired a wealth of experience across many genres of production and is highly respected in his field. Having contributed to a number of BAFTA and RTS winning programmes over the years Paul’s passion and creative flare together with his commitment to deliver a high quality service to clients mean that he is continually in high demand. Recent Work y Raven Returns, Series 1 & 2 (CBBC 2017/18) y The Royal Military Edinburgh Tattoo (BBC ONE, 30 x 30’ Fantasy Gameshow 2016) 1 x 60’ Variety Show from Edinburgh Castle Producer: Nick Gunaydin Director and Producer: John Smith y Still Game, Series 7&8 (BBC ONE, 2016/17) y Waterloo Road (Headstrong Pictures for BBC ONE, 12 x 30’ Primetime sitcom 2012-15) 67 x 60’ episodes of award winning Drama Producer: Jacqueline Sinclair, Director: Series Series Producers: C. Roach, Michael Hines S. Meyer, H. Kennair –Jones y Bob Servant Independent (BBC TWO Scotland / y River City (BBC ONE Scotland, 2008- present) BBC FOUR, 2014) 9 x 30’ Comedy Drama Series Multiple 60’ episodes of continuing Drama Series starring Brian Cox Producer: Owen Bell, Producers: various Director Simon Hynd y Pinewood: 80 Years of Movie Magic (BBC TWO, y All Over The Workplace, Series 2 (CBBC, 2017) 2015) 1 x 60’ Documentary presented by 10 x 30’ BAFTA Winning Children’s Series Jonathan Ross Producer: John Hodgson Producer: Dougie Napier Recommendations ‘Paul was the sound mixer on my documentary film Sir Chris Hoy: How To Win Gold. Paul became involved at an early stage of the project, his early involvement allowed us to shape the material in more creative and interesting ways than we might otherwise have attempted…….The final mix greatly helped the film to become a cohesive whole - dramatic yet natural, intense where it needed to be but light where it could be. In my opinion, it is excellent. From start to finish, Paul brought a genuine creativity and great care to the process – he is the sort of collaborator you hope to work with again.’ Colin Brown, Producer/Director ‘Chris Hoy: How to Win Gold’ ‘I’ve worked with Paul across two series of Bob Servant and a series of Mountain Goats and his work is of an exceptionally high standard. He takes great care and attention over everything he does, and consistently goes the extra mile in terms of delivering the highest possible standards. He’s also a joy to work with, and a very easy man to get on with – in short, a brilliant dubbing mixer’. Owen Bell, Producer ‘Mountain Goats’ and ‘Bob Servant’. Additional Information Paul was the recipient of a Royal Television Society Commendation Award for Professional Excellence in Craft in 2006, and also served as a judge for the RTS NE & Border region’s post production awards in 2005. Nominated for RTS Scotland Award for Best Sound in 2015 and 2016 Nominated for RTS Scotland Award for Best Sound in 2015 and 2016 Comedy and Drama ​ River City, BBC ONE Scotland, series ongoing ​ Still Game, BBC ONE, 12 x30’ Still Game Live, BBC WW DVD, BBC ONE Scotland Mountain Goats, BBC ONE, 6 x30’ Waterloo Road, BBC ONE, 67 x 60’ Bob Servant Independent, BBC TWO Scotland / BBC FOUR, 9 x 30’ ​ Bluestone 42, BBC THREE, (ADR) Sketchland, BBC TWO Scotland, 1 x 30 A Long Long Crime Ago, CBBC, 4 x 25’ The Ginge, The Geordie and The Geek, BBC Two, 1 x 30’ pilot episode My Beast Friend, BBC short The Prayer, BBC Films, short, mixed in 5.1 Eilbheas/Elvis BAFTA nominated TV movie, BBC ALBA (60’) The Other Possibility, Pinball Films, Feature film, Temp mix Byker Grove, Zenith North for BBC ONE/CBBC, Series 8 – 18 Spit Game, BAFTA nominated Zenith North for BBC Learning Mersey Beat, BBC ONE, Series 2 and 3 (Dubbing editor) Factual and Entertainment Gaga for Dada: The Original Art Rebels, BBC TWO, 1x 60’ Story of Scottish Art, BBC TWO Scotland / BBC FOUR, 3 x 60’ Scotland’s War at Sea, BBC TWO Scotland RTS award winner 2 x 60’ Alive: Rankin Faces Death, BBC TWO, 1 x 60’ Secret Life of Midges, BBC ONE, 1 x 60’ Secret Life of Books, BBC FOUR, 4 x 30’ What Artists Do All Day, various, BBC TWO Sir Chris Hoy: How to Win Gold, BBC ONE, 1 x 60’ Blood and Glitter: 70 years of the Citizens Theatre, BBC FOUR, 1 x60’ Scotland’s Einstein: James Clark Maxwell, BBC FOUR, 1 x 60 Scotland’s Superhospital, BBC ONE Scotland, Series 1, 2 x 60’ Home Movies, BBC TWO Scotland / BBC FOUR, 3 x 30’ The Stuarts in Exile, BBC TWO, 1 x 60’ Trust Me I am a Doctor, Series 4, BBC ONE, 4 x 60’ Pinewood: 80 years of Movie Magic, BBC ONE, 1 x 60 Ken Russell: A Bit of a Devil, BBC TWO, 1 X 60’ In Orbit: How Satellites Rule Our World BBC TWO, 1 x 60’ Do We Really Need the Moon, BBC TWO, 1 x 60’ Comedy Playhouse: Where It All Began, BBC TWO, 1 x 30 Wild About Pandas, BBC ONE, 1 x 60’ Tonight’s The Night, BBC ONE, 4 x 60’ Shooting the Hollywood Stars, BBC TWO, 1 x 60’ Britain’s Favourite Supermarket Foods, BBC ONE, 1 x 60’ Movie Connections, BBC TWO, 2 x 45’ The Funny Side of Chat, BBC TWO, 1 x 60’ Jimmy’s Food Factory, BBC ONE, 4 x 60’ Cycling the Americas, BBC ONE, 3 x 60’ Of Hearts and Minds, BBC FOUR, 1 x 60’ Neil Morrissey: Care Home Kid, BBC TWO, 2 x 60’ The Great British Countryside, BBC ONE, 3 x60’ Twenty Years of T- in the Park, BBC TWO Scotland, 1x 60 Mark Lawson Talks To, BBC FOUR, 4 x 60’ Artworks, BBC TWO Scotland, various Scots On The Box, BBC TWO Scotland, 1 x 30’ The Cell, BBC FOUR, 3 x 60’ The Big Art Challenge, 6 x 30’ Channel 5 Scots On The Box, BBC TWO Scotland, 1 x 30’ The Cell, BBC FOUR, 3 x 60’ The Big Art Challenge, 6 x 30’ Channel 5 Children’s Down On The Farm, CBBC, 5 x15’ All Over The Workplace, CBBC, Series 1&2 Nina and the Neurons- Brilliant Bodies, CBBC, 25 x 25’ Raven India, CBBC, 10 x 30’ Raven, Series 10, 5 x 30’ The Dog Ate My Homework, CBBC 30’ pilot Copy Cats, CBBC, Series 1 and 2 Me Too, CBeebies, International Deliverables, 150 x 25’ De a-nis?, BBC TWO Scotland, BBC ALBA News, Sport and Current Affairs Boycotts and Broken Dreams: The Story of the 1986 Commonwealth Games, 1 x60’ Panorama Special: Catch Me If You Can, BBC ONE, 1 x 60’ Panorama: Rugby and the Brain –Tackling the Truth, BBC ONE, 1 x 30’ Panorama: Carry On Banking, BBC ONE, 1 x 30’ Panorama: NHS Postcode Lottery – It Could Be You, BBC ONE, 1 x30’ Investigations, BBC Scotland, various Eorpa, BBC TWO Scotland /BBC ALBA, various .
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